Sentence examples for less clinical from inspiring English sources

Only West Ham, Hull, Swansea and Southampton are less clinical.

But many of their conversations are far less clinical.

Answers, but very focused on making life better - and products less clinical - for those with disabilities.

Lennon does not, however, expect a less clinical touch from Juventus than was displayed in Glasgow.

Finally, a man rests his head against a woman's naked torso -- a less clinical form of chest that supplies comfort.

The room where patients talk about their nightmares is less clinical: dark wicker chairs, silk pillows, torchère lamps.

But "parental alienation" is also used in a looser, less clinical way — as Baldwin uses it — to refer to the mere daily flow of parental undermining.

It talks of "possible reduction in the quality of service with less clinical resource available" at a time when demand for mental health services is growing.

They no longer look like little galaxies, he said, because "they've been disrupted by the gravitational potential" of the Milky Way -- partly digested, in less clinical language.

The Wallabies chase back so well they have still conceded only one try in the tournament but at the other end they proved less clinical.

None the less, clinical trials of Cabergoline in Germany indicate that this substance can increase male sexual stamina and frequency of orgasm.